North Aurora, Bruce Lindahl

Police explain how they solved 45-year-old North Aurora murder
North Aurora police say DNA helped them to close the case of the 1979 murder of Kathy Halle. The perpetrator, Bruce Lindahl, won't be brought to justice because he died just two years later while committing another murder.
North Aurora woman's 1979 murder solved, linked to serial killer Bruce Lindahl
The Kane County State's Attorney, along with the mayor of North Aurora, the police chief and others shared new details connecting long-dead serial killer Bruce Lindahl to a 1979 cold case murder. Authorities say DNA proves Lindahl killed North Aurora's Kathy Halle.
North Aurora police link 1979 murder to suspected serial killer Bruce Lindahl
The 1979 murder of Kathy Halle has been linked to suspected serial killer Bruce Lindahl through advanced DNA testing, police said.
Accused serial killer Bruce Lindahl ID'd as suspect in 1979 cold case murder: Police
NORTH AURORA, Ill. -- Suspected 1970s serial killer Bruce Lindahl, who has been dead for decades, has now been identified as the culprit in a 1979 cold case murder, Illinois authorities announced Wednesday.
North Aurora's 1979 murder tied to notorious serial killer Bruce Lindahl: police
NORTH AURORA, Ill. - The murder of a woman in North Aurora 45 years ago has finally been solved. On March 29, 1979, Kathy Halle left her home in North Aurora to pick up her sister from the Northgate Shopping Center but never arrived, according to authorities. For the next three weeks, the case was investigated as a missing persons report.
Suspected serial killer Bruce Lindahl linked to 1979 cold case out of North Aurora, Illinois
The body of Kathy Halle, 19, was discovered April 24, 1979, in the Fox River south of the I-88 bridge in North Aurora. She had been missing almost a month. Her body was found by a boy fishing near her apartment. Now, authorities are connecting the murder to Lindahl.
Serial killer tied to 1979 murder of 19-year-old woman in North Aurora
North Aurora Police say advanced DNA technology shows that serial killer Bruce Lindahl murdered 19-year-old Kathy Halle, whose body was discovered in the Fox River in April 1979.
DNA links serial killer to 19-year-old woman’s cold case murder in North Aurora
A serial killer has been named the murderer of a 19-year-old North Aurora woman killed in 1979. The case went cold but authorities used DNA evidence to link Bruce Lindahl to the murder of Kathy Halle.
Serial killer Bruce Lindahl linked to 1979 cold case murder
Bruce Lindahl, a suspected serial killer from the 1970s who has been deceased for decades, has been identified as the perpetrator in a 1979 cold case murder, Illinois officials revealed on Wednesday.
Suspected serial killer linked to 1979 cold case out of North Aurora, Illinois
Halle's body was discovered April 24, 1979, in the Fox River south of the I-88 bridge in North Aurora. She had been missing almost a month. Police now say it was Lindahl who left Halle's body there, and they finally have the DNA evidence to prove it.
DNA links serial killer to 45-year-old cold case in Illinois
Forty-five years after 17-year-old Kathy Halle was killed in the Illinois village of North Aurora, police have finally identified her murderer as serial killer Bruce Lindahl.
New DNA tools help North Aurora Police make 45-year cold case breakthrough
Through dogged investigative work and the application of new technology, North Aurora Police announced they have solved a ...
Closure for family of North Aurora, Illinois teen killed in 1979 after case is solved
DNA evidence has linked the murder of Kathy Halle 45 years ago to serial killer Bruce Lindahl, who himself died only two ...